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Siberia S—Amiable 4 Ensnare STo make into two thick, nesses 6 Reverence 7 Pronoun ' CONTRACT BRIDGE, WHITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS By L V. SHEPARD 1 1 pv FAMOUS BRIDGE TEACH* B J& MASTERING BRIDGE (14) A BRIDGE expert excels through ;reat natural aptitude and constant practice with his peers. lie does not pretend to be a reliable instructor in all cases. On a particular feature, like informatory doubles, be hardly would venture to lay down rules of procedure without careful study of ihe subject. Textbooks usually con tain little practical information on this particular topic, although its im portance merits full particulars—far more than short articles can cover adequately. Under ordinary conditions the informatory double announces possession of a minimum of all re quired to fulfill a responsive con tract, provided doubler’s partner can win not less than 3 tricks in his own hand. In case the doubler can win >ne trick more than shown by his louble he raises the responsive call if the doubler’s partner can win one trick more than 3 he can raise his own bid. In case the doubler’s part ner can win 2 tricks more than ex pected of him he may respond one trick higher than required by the double. At normal score the hands shown below justify informatory doubles of the opening calls noted beside each holding of the doubler. 1-Club— *A732 41x852 4KJ 7 6 ' AO 1-Spade— *9 , ♦£.73 2 AJ 3 2 w, 4KQ3 2 ' *49 aA J 5 2 3-Hearts — 4AK32 4 K Q 3 2 4 9 « A Q 10 3 11;;\ ;ngr doubled with the hands Where Bodies Were Taken Dr. Henry VV. Griest, who cared for bodies of Will Roger.. i..nd Wiley Post after they were taken to medical mission at Point Barrow, also shown. (Central rr«M/ PAGE SEVEN small quan tities C3—To direct a remark A pronoun ta!—A state of the U. S. , (abbr.) 57 —K eeo; ding secretary (abbr.) "to be” 21 —To enroll fer jury duty 23—ltidicules 25 A groove 26 — A note of tlie scale 2S —Lithium (symbt 1) 29 —Ahirmativo votes 31 —Dispense Li Answer to previous puzzle ale. I\/ |&TCllfi. QFISjZ s" b\j er. Nj|pEf?! o uA F 5" I Jr! CjL j d 1 1CT if A W J_ E ijffih’llLSiSE ' SSjE. Sf\N\ o C'_]L_ Ps TjE ■i v WM | y_ H e_ s r]h.'d / cel d i1 ~.?„2L above, through amity to ruff oppon • cut’s suit each hand given above jus tifies raising the responsive suit cuL once. 4J 0 5 % 4 Q J 10 4 487 G 2 /.J Hi I ♦ 3 —T7 — 48 4 2 4 A K 8 3 Y. ,496 • 4KQJ4 ♦lO 6 A A K 8 4 cs\ 49885 8 2 4 A K Q 10 7 6 47 5 2 v 4A 9 d *Q West doubled South’s opening bid of 3-Spades. Partner bid 4-Clubs, which West raised to game, not being ■ vulnerable. The opening lead xvas the K of spades. Dummy ruffed the Q of spades lead. Two rounds of winning 1 trumps followed, pulling all adversely 1 i held clubs. The K of diamonds was I led, giving opponents their second arid last defensive trick. | Dummy’s last trump was ruffed out with a third, spade lead. East gained entry to his hand by means of his 10 of diamonds. His hand contained no more losers and was spread for inspection, just fulfilling its game contract. Had Norths hand been held by idoubler’s partner, instead yf v\ East really held, the response vvoujd have been 4-Hearts, instead of. i • Clubs. Gani* would have resulted from the Informatory double If v